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October 2, 2020
Clarence Thomas of
“high-tech lynching”
invoke Black male racial suffering
and
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erase Black women’s history of racial and...
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Thomas’s lynching comment caused people to view the case through the le...
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but only from a male pe...
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painted Hill as a bitter ...
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Thomas’s male privilege,
outright disregard of Black women’s own history of lynchings and sexual trauma
due to assault, harassment...
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easy for America to ignore Hill’s...
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Bill Cosby’s ...
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Intersecti...
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allowed both race and Black women’s history o...
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to enter the conv...
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Bill ...
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who stood for raci...
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but
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not intersectional socia...
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The racial uplift of dark people is crucial,
cannot come at the expense of trans folx, folx with disabilities, or women.
need
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for intersect...
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pay discre...
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Male
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White male
Black female
White female ...
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White male, Black male, and White f...
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all
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make more than Black fema...
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paid less because of ...
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and
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their g...
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Black girls never get to be girls,
“age compression,”
school reality mean for Black girls who are a part of the LGBTQ community, Black girls who are Muslim, Black girls who are immigrants, Black girls who are disabled, and Black girls who are incarcerated
How do Black girls who are a combination of these identities deal with the complexities
and the realities of discrimination, harassment, and violence?
intersectionality
does not ignore Black and Brown boys,
merel...
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understa...
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oppre...
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different ways to differe...
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Intersectionality also allows educators to dialogue around a set of questions
better sense of their students’ full selves, their students’ challenges,
When teachers shy away from intersectionality,
shy away from ever fully knowing their students’ humanity
